East Oregonian : E.O., September 02, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916.
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IX AIXKITASCK Sl'EBt'H
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The Peoples Warehouse is Splendidly Prepared to
Meet Your Individual Requirements for Autumn Apparel
VAST QUANTITIES OF NEW GOODS HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED AND NEW SHIPMENTS ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY. WE OFFER
YOU THE BEST FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE, AND ALWAYS SHOW THE WORTHWHILE NEW THINGS FIRST.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO TRADE ELSEWHERE. COME AND LET US PROVE IT TO YOU.
The New Tailored Skirts are Here
We have just unpacked a large assortment of these practical
garments.
They are made of serge, poplin and dur-
! 1 l 1 mi iii
aoie iweeas. ine colors are uiacK. navy
blue and grey mixtures.
The sport styles are pocket trimmed,
while the tailored effects show a tendency
toward cluster pleats and bone button trim
mings. AH are reasonably priced from $5.75
to 38.75.
Boys School Suits
Suits that are built for hard wear and
are expertly tailored in the popular Nor
folk styles. They come in a very wide
range of colors. Pants are full cut and
li-ed throughout; sizes range from 6 to 17
years. Priced from $5.00 to $10.00
The Success of Your New Fall
Garments Depends on
the Corset You Wear.
Gossard Corsets are Correct
And Give Most Satisfactory Service.
It is of utmost impprtance that your
corset, the foundation for the clothes
you wear, be correct in style, fit and
comfort. The appearance of many a
high class garment has been marred by
an incorrect corset.
A Front Lace Corset is the logical cor
set, and the best of all is the Gossard.
We have a complete range of styles, suitable for every type of
figure. A fitting will demonstrate to you the superiority of the
styles we show.
Gossard Front Lacing Corsets range in price from $2 to $10.
OUTING SKIRTS
They are using Golf Flannel. Serge, Wool
Taffeta, Broadcloth, etc., for Outing Skirts,
and the shade is scarlet. These are of the
best qualitv, all wool fabrics, 42 to 56 inches
The yard $1.00 to $3.00
GUARANTEED PETTICOAT SATIN
This is the one material that gives you
"your money's worth." Especially for petti
coats, 36 inches wide, any shade vou mav de
sire. The yard $1.35
SILK AND WOOL POPLIN
Shown in all colors for street and after
noon dresses; 40 inches wide. Cuts to good
advantage. The best of fabric of its kind;
soft, yet has good weight that gives the
wear. The yard $1.25
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
Where It Pays to Trade
S3 MWMJJMmUMIJMUJUJMBMl
HELIX SCHOOLS
OPEN MONDAY
PROFESSOR AND MRS. H. W.
DREW RETURN' FROM VACA
TIONOTHER TEACHERS
ARRIVE
(.East Oregonlan Special.)
HBLIX, Ore Sept. '.School will
hmn Monday next. Professor an!
Mrs M. W. Drew arr expected to re
tain Tfciiay from their vacation at
TUarooTeH. H. D. Drew A- principal
..f the hitch school. Miss Eunice Smith
has the 7th and 8th trades. Mrs. tl.
W Drew has 4th. 5th and 6th grades
end Miss !, i. Norrell 1st. 2nd and
ITd. This is Prof. Drew's third term
here and Miss Vorvell's fifth. -
Miss Eunice Smith of Ashland.
re.. hus lieen entmeed in place of
Miss Anna Heath of Portland who
failed to come.
Manuel Training Teacher Bell also
failed at and the !oard will K-lect at
their meeting thlx afternoon, a tea
cher from the several applicants.
Professor and Mrs. W. H. Mussel
rnan of Freewaler are spending the
week with their 'laughter Mrs. J. W.
Kinr The professor states he is rest
ing, preparatory to betrinning school at
Preewater Monday next.
Mis Opal Rice Is exi-ected to re
turn today from her vacation on the
corun, and again teach in the Hill
dlMrict. three mile west of town.
Miss lella Norvell is expected to
day from a month's vacation at Cra
ter take and other summer resorts.
will be srcnwtpatttai by her
hrother OsMfaer, who has been,
up nding the summer In Astoria.
Miss Al's QkaaMtaf ef Drain. Ore.,
came Wednesdaj for a short visit frith
Mrs. VP-tor Mason and is lesving to
day for Joseph where she will teach
the coming term.
Miss Vesta Morrison of Helix will
hesin her school st Juniper on the
itth Instead of Itith as first Intended.
The date being i nan iced on account of
Roued-t'p week It will lie a seven
month schiMil.
MUsf Juamtu Kri..il "f Pendleton
Is visiting this week at the J. W.
Wrick home west of town.
lud Morrison Walter Cramer and
Arokls Anderson went to Walla Wal
la Tuesday to assist In fruit parkins.
Bthel Hrown of t old Sprinas has
come to make her home with Mrs. T..
1 llie this wintrr nnd attend hirh
school
r1tn Mills of Wallula was in town
Tuesday
Mrs Martin Iwls has sufflclentlv
recovered to leae here for a few
oim visit with her parents. Mr and
Mrs. Ed Doering of Pemlleton and
expects to return to her home in
Dufur. ore., in a short lime.
Mrs. George Clay left Tuesday for
her new home in Pendleton. The
have purchased a home on Railroad
street.
Mrs. James Kern and Mrs. Erwln
King expect to leave Sunday fua Spo
kane to visit relatives and attend the
fair.
Mrs. X. O. Carlstron has returned
to her home in Adams friwn a weeks
visit with her daughter Mrs. Will
Ruther. west of town.
Miss Myrtle Curts. who clerked for
Smith Bros, during harvest will re
ftirn to Walla Walla Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Walker gave a birth
day dinner Thursday in honor of Mr.
Win Ruther. and Miss Virginia
Sowers. Those enjoying the party be
side the guests of honor were Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Sowers, Mrs. Will Ru
ther. James flreer. Mrs. X. O. Carl
stron, Mrs. Ray Greer. EdgarSowers.
William and Danward Lock Ralph
More. Royal f'arlstron and Frank
Mayburn.
Mtsss Vesta and Dalsv Morrison
were Pendleton visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Holman return
ed to their home in the Dalles Fri
day. Rev. G. Schmld wil preach his fare
well sermon at the Christian church
Sunday and return to Eugene.
Miss Nellie flock will attend the
coming term of school at McMinn-
ville.
Dr. and Mm. W H. McKlnney at
tended a family dinner at the Fuson
home In Weston Sunday.
E E. Eheler made a trip to Hold
man Thursday for repairs for harvesl
machinery.
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hanson who
have hud charge of the Commercial
Hotel during the summer- are leaving
for I-wlston, Idabpx
Mist Edna Potts J returning from
Kexburg. Idaho, to attend ' high
school. the will reside with the
Drews.
Mr and Mrs. V. V. Kerley motored
to Pendleton Wednesday.
MIp Phyllis Pier of Rexonrg,
Idaho, will attend school here the
i oming term.
Mrs Robert ToMer anl tvumt't Ar
lington leave today aft r rjdjSdri.K -i
month visiting. at tha K- E. Oelst
home ',
Dr J Griswold was an "Athslla vis
itor Friday.
J. 1. Urwl was a Pendleton visitor
Thursday. 1
Miss Erna Dale of ritanton station
visited with Miss Uh McKlnney Wed
nesday Key- and Mrs. Ii W Thurston were
dinner guests at the W. H. Dale home
."'under.
Dr. and Mrs W H MrKinniy leave
Sunday for a years stay In Tfanaa
City, They have rented their buuga
lOW to the Drews and Miss Iva Mc-
Kinney will remain with
attend school here.
hem and For sale--Emmerson piano In first;
class condition. Inquire Folsom's
LOCALS
Qb Advertising in Brie,
' BATES.
Per line first Insertion 10c
Per line, additional Insertion St
Per line, per month $1 00
No locals taken for leas than 2St
Coant 6 ordinary words to line.
Locals will sot be taken over the
telephone except from East Oregon
lan paid up subscribers. '
furniture store.
Xice tyvo room
Auto for Hire.
City or country trips. Phone D B
Waffle. P.cslrienoe 2MM; office 130
apartment.
also
Wanted Woman to work on ranch.
Phone 239M.
For rent -Four room house Phone
29W.
Wanted Experienced maker at
Masons MUllnerv
For rent Five room furnished
house. Phone 3J1J.
Nicely furnished housekeeping
rr.oms. Ill Franklin
For sale A-31 Bulck In good con
dition. $300 La Dow's.
For auto rates to Lehman. Hlla
say or Bingham Springs, call Alex
Manning. Phone 782J.
1 haul your garbage and trash
Phone 553M. 1403 W. Railroad st
For rent Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Inquire 501 Clay street
Lost Fox terrier, two hrown spot
on back and brown head. Finder
please phone 331W.
Touring car for hire for country
trips Phone II.
For ren FurnJsnecl housekeeping
rooms, tit E. Kaoack
Wanted Competent irlrj tor general
housework, family of two. Phone
- .
Fresh crawfish a'ha oiyWla'ofStsrs
at the quelle.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Address "A" tbt ofIce, r
girl.
Wanted Competent
310. between 4 and 6 eveplrigar
Pbon
Wanted- Second hand HlfofpwV1 Ire place, full -ement basement ' East
offire desk. Inou re V. this aflsas. t"nt. corner lot. 417 W)gan of
Mr- Friedlv will resume sewin'
the day September
For rent Suite of ' bwusekseOrlnH
rooms with sleepier -porl- t wW'f"rult. vefeUbles. water, telephone.
front sleeping room. 109 Water.
Phone 514 J.
Ladies, save your combings. Wo
make toupees, wigs, switches, etc.
Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors.
Suits pressed 50c; tnoroughly clean
ed 31.50. Rudd, 310 W. Webb, phone
485.
Lost Between Walters Mill and
Nelson grade pair ladies' eye glasses
Finder rturn to this office. Reward
Six cylinder, 48 H P. 5-passenger
second hand oar for sale. 1375 it
taken at once. See Cote st Oregon
Garage.
Wanted Modern six or eight room
house, furnished or unfurnished. For
winter or longer Apply Roy.T. Bish
op or phone 107.
Some well bred young horses will
trade for land or Pendleton property
See H E. Cook. 301 Johnson street,
or phone 211J
Mattress makirg. Turniture repair
ng, upholstering, calb d for and deliv
ered, city or coJdtry. La Dow Bros.
219 Beauregard. Pohne 227J.
Call Penland Bros, van to move your
household goods Telephone 339 Also
baggage transferring and heavy haui
Ing.
Prompt automobile taxi service,
lay or night. Funerals to cemetery
only 13 50 Phone (SO. Hotel SI
George. Carney Taxi Co
t
Rooming house for sale. Mala
street, In center of business district
Doing good business. Inquire of Pen
land Broa
M, Comstock. expert hairdresser
and masseuse at Mason's Millinery.
Halrwork to order. Toilet articles foi
sale. , AH work guaranteed.
For sale Five room house, east
Court street. Desirable location, close
to school. A genuine bargain Fo
particulars address R C. Jory, Mau
pin. Ore.
For sa'e Modern, one year ole
bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen
tssdhsv
For residential work, call Pendle
ton Hair Dressing ami Manicure Par
lors, phone 45 Pendleton Hotel Adv
Boost the Round-1 'p.
Pendleton boosters who wish to let
their iiiends and relatives know
about the Itound-Up. can do so b
using Kound-Up envelopes with type
and illustration printed In beautiful
colors. These envelopes may be se
cured In any quantity at the Kast
Oreg 'niati office for one cent each.
Adv.
Windier Stndin l)s'n-.
The Wheeler studio is again open
for business after being closed for the
summer during th1 absence of Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler. Partlculai photog.
raphy our, specialty. -Adv.
Public Doner Tonight. MoOSC Hull.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend the regular Saturday night
dance tonight In Moose hall. Music
by Sawyer's orchestra Admission 50
cents. Adv.
had almost said burdens) tat a I
think of the great Issues of national
life nnd policy Involved In the recent
and Immediate future conduct of 01
government. I shall seek, aa I have
always sought, to Jusify the extraor
dinary confidence thus reposed In me
by striving to purge my heart and
purose of every personal and M
every misleading party motive and
devoting every energy 1 have to the
service of the nation as a whole
praying that I may' continue to have
the counsel and support of all for
ward looking men at even' turn of
the difficult business
people with Democratic Paity.
For I do not doubt thst the people
of the (tatted States will wish the
democratic party to continue in con
trol of the government They are not
In the habit of rejecting those who
have actually served them for those
who are making dntihtfm and oonjec
turM promises of service. Least of all
are they likely to substitute those who
who promised to render them particu
lar services and proved false to that
promise for those who have actually
rendered thup very services.
Flnastlng is nlwnvs an empty bus!
ness. which pleases nnbodv but the
boaster md 1 have no disposition to
boatsl of what the democratic party
has accomplished It has merel
done Its duty. It ha merelv fulflllcl
its expllo't promises But there enn
be no violation of good taste In call
ing attention to the manner in which
those promisee have been carried
out or In Sdvertlnc to the Interesting
fact that many of the things eceom
pllshed were what the opposition pur
tv had again and again promised to
do hut had left undone Indeed that
is manifestly part Of the business o
this year of re konitig and asses'
nient There Is no means of Judging
the past. Constructive action must
he weighed against destructive com
ment and reaction The democrats
either have or have not understood
the varied interests of the country
The test Is contained tn the record
Record i Long and potts' scent,
What Is that record" What fT
the democrats railed Into power to
do? What thlng hail long waited t
he done and how dbl the democrats
do them It Is a record of extraordi
nary length and Variety, rich In ele
ments of many kinds, but enns'stent
In principle throughout and suscep
tible of brief recital.
The republican parte was out of
power because of failure, practical
failure and moral failure: because It
had served special Interests and not
the Country it large because, under
j the leadership of Its preferred and
established guide", of those who still
' make Its choices It had lost much
' with the thoughts and the needs of
the nation and was living In a past
! nge and under a fixed illusion, the Il
lusion of greatness. It had framed
I tariff laws based upon a fear of for-
eign trade, a fundamental doubt as to
American skill enterpr se. and cap.
cltv. and a verv tender regard for the
' profitable privileges of those who had
'gained control of domestic market'
and domestic credit-: and vet had en
acted anti-trust laws which hamper
ed the verv things the meant to fos.
tor. which were still ami Inelastic,
I and In part unintelligible
ItanU'iig l,avt Favored Panic-
It had permitted the Country
'throughout the long period of tis con
trol to stagger from one financial cri
i ls to another under the operation of
,a national banking law of Itl own
framing whli Ii made stringency- nnd
pnni. eerts n and tne control of the
larger business operations of the
country by the hankers of a few re
serve centers Inevitable: hail made SI
If It meant to reform the law but ha;
faint-heartedly failed In the attempt,
because it could not bring Itself to dfl
the one thing neeessarv to make the
reform genuine and effectual, namely
break up the control of small groups
of hankers. It had been oblivious or
indifferent, tn the fart that the far
mers, upon whom the coiintrv de
pends for Its food and in the last an
alysis for Its prosperity were without-standing
In the matter of com
menial credit, without the protection
of standards in their mnrket Iran ac
tions, and without systematic knowl
edge of the markets themselves-, that
the laborers of the cotsatry, the great
army of men who man the Industries,
it was professing to lather and pro
mote, carried their labor to mere
onrqmodlty to market, were subject
kiiMiiLi'iii.ii mm
H9HTsTt
Catarrh means inflammation.
Inflammation is the stagnation
ql bktod-the gorging of the
circulation with impure blood.
Of course you can't be well under
this condition. Il means, hesdje hes,
indigestion, kidney trouble, coughs,
colds, etc.
Peruna ass
assisting
ion in
creases the circulation, invigorates lite
.stom, removes the waste mauur anu
brightens you up.
Over 44 Years
0 service to the public entitles It lo a
place with you.
It Makes Good
The Peruna Company Columbus. QMd
You can get Peruna in tablet bni
for convenience.
to restraint by novel and drastic pro-ce.-w
in the courts, were without as
surance of compensation for indus
trial accidents, without federal assist
ance in accommodating labor l spute
and without national aid or advice In
finding the places and the Industries
in which their labor was miwt needed
Ami), Navy IHrtvgnrilel.
The country had no national sys
tem of road construction and devel
opment Little Intelligent attention
was paid to the army, and not enough
to the navy. Tha other republics of
America distrusted us. because thej
found that we thought first Ol the
profits of American Investors and
onl SS an afterthought of Impartial
Justice and helpful friendship V
policy was provincial In all th tigs; Its
purposes were out of harmony with
the temper and purpose of the people
and the timely development of tha
nation's Interests.
Ho things stood when the deni"
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a sewInVtthone mR'
or woman for house
Address "Ii" this of
fer
Wanted Girl
work on ranch.
flee. '
Anything In hemstitching work
can now be done In Pendleton Mrs
C. A. Vurplllat. phone 7 II J. Is re
ceiving a new machine and In a few
days will be prepared to do anything
in this line of work.
For sale -200 acre grain ranch, 170
acres in cultivation, 30 in pasture
K route. 112.000. Terms
tash. balance long time. I.
kins. Weston, Ore.
l6
Hop
llrm Stln IdnK.
lira. C. A. Vurplllat. phone 7fM,
will he prepared to do hem stitching
In a few days, a new msehine pur-
fhased In Chicago wil be here today.
Adv.
Cuticura Sto
Itching lnstan
PS
WOMEN OF OREGON !
Women Everywhere Eiderst tblt "Fsveritc"
Lents, Oregon. "In my yonnger
aays i was greet iy
troubled with gas
on my sbmiach ;
it gave mo lots ol
trouble. I began
using Dr. IVeree's
medicines and
received such
relief leal I can
' -Xt I I'-oiiiii J -oil .Ol.ll
Mi 1 1 v u '"''ff-
V I ' 1 1 ' " I liave raised
a larec handy and
am a greet grand
mother and liave alnay.-i insist. I that
rny daoftbten-in-lan use Dr. Pietw'i
Favorite Prescription when expecting
to become a mother," Has, U. K.
Biilit, Ml Mth Street. B. K.
Tbousandi ol women wm ai sow
blessed with robust health cannot
DDderstand w hy thooaandf 1 1 other
women continue to wort and suffer
from ailments peculiar to women when
thev can obtain (of a trilling no Dr.
Hero 's Favorite Prescription, which
will surely and ttiickly banish ml pain,
distress and misery and restore the
womanly functions to jx'rfcct health.
Voting mothers win preserve the
charms of face ami figure in spite of
an increasing family and the rare of
growing children are always to be
envied. Doctor Pierre's Favorite Pre
scription gives the strength and health
j upon wtucn iinjipy motherhood de
I pends. It practically iIoch away with
the pains of maternity, it enables the
mother o nourish toe infant life de
' pending on her, and enjoy the hourly
happiness of watching the develop
ment of a iH'rfeCly healthy child.
nrti.iRN or this pai-iii.-a";
son aaMaC a sen of The NoBle'S IVnnui
" IWSlSSl A.lvlncr (Mfnre ih olilin It
cvlmu.lnl should .ml this notice lirlhrrwlth
lllree , limes lr inmr,) p, x. 'l, rce. Invalids'
llot. l. ll.ilTnln. N. V., nnd s copr will Ixi ttmt
toy return SBsB, nil churgwi pnrninl.
ANSCO
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FLORENCE REED.
Temple Today.
Trial Free.
Just Bathe
with the
Cuticura
Soap,
dry and
apply the
Cuticura
Ointment
For Eczemas, Hashes,
Itchings, irritations, pimples,
dandruff, sore hands and baby
humors, Quticura Soap and
Ointment are supremely effec
tive. Relief is immediate and
healmcnt,in most cases, is com
plete, speedy and permanent.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With .12-p. Hkhi Ii... u on inii st. Ad-
llroM pual -car l "I 'lilicora. ipt. 16, Bos
ton." Soiu tUruuhui.1. lliti world.
FONT let another
summer jro by
without an Ansco. It
will add more to the
pleasure of your out
ings than anything else.
All winter and long
afterwards you can live
oyer again with your
pictures those good
summer days. Let us
show you "the Ansco
line. $2 to $55.
Tallman & Co
Leadit g Dmggun